Then you should get checked out for the presence of a gastric ulcer. You will need to see your doctor for a proper diagnosis.
The signs and symptoms of a gastric ulcer are almost opposite to the signs and symptoms of duodenal ulcers - the main differences are noticed in the timing and severity of the pain.
· Gastric ulcers generally cause a dull aching pain, often right after eating.
· Making a meal can often cause an increase in pain
· Eating will not relieve pain as is the case with other types of ulcers
· Indigestion and heartburn, or acid reflux
· Nagging pain in the upper abdomen area below your breastbone
· Episodes of nausea
· A noticeable loss of appetite
· Unplanned weight loss
· Another less common symptom of a gastric ulcer is that about 3 in every 10 people are woken up at night by dull ulcer pains – this usually happens 3- 4 hours after eating.
THIS IS ME!
I hope you get it fixed-usually a round of antibiotics! Feel so bad for you. You've had a few weeks of this pain. Feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad they figured it out for you! I have a couple of those symptoms. I hope they gave you something that eases your pain soon! xo,js
ReplyDeleteFeel better!
ReplyDeleteGet well soon, hun!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about this, but I'm glad you found out what was wrong! Feel better! And, congratulations on the Joe's Jeans, you skinny b*tch!! :) :) That is so awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better soon!!!
ReplyDeleteOh no. So sorry, but I am glad that you got a proper diagnosis-- first step to relief for a skinny b*tch!
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